I raise 4 time BB, they both call, he goes all in after I raise again, I call, he gets the flush....
I mean, WOW. I am just so angry at plays like thta!
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Hey DomenViBritannia,
This probably isn't the best place for this thread unfortuanently.
You need to remember that you cannot win every pot that you play in and sometimes players will win pots by luck. That is why you use strict BRM which means that whether they suck out or not you are going to win in the long run.
Keep grinding 
Kind Regards,
Toby
Thank you Toby. I understand that poker is a game of variants, but I think we're all mad when we get flushed out like that.
Anyway, sorry if this isn't the correct section.
He had 43% chance to win. Nothing to cry about. Its just way how he won. Results wouldnt be different if he caught Ace or king.
You shouldn´t Go all in with a Pair if there is a possible flush on the table..
Anyone with 2 suited spades had you beaten on the turn.
Well indeed. Thank you for the feedback. I guess I didn't believe he had anything, which was true, but then again it was the first turn of the tournament.
Hey DomenViBritannia,
unfortunately this is the wrong forum. This forum is for feedback concerning the content that is offered by PokerStrategy.com.
in order to get your hands evaluated, you have to post it into our sample hands forum. The professional handjudges of PokerStrategy.com are happy to help you there. But you have to take it serious and not post hands to brag or obvious suckouts - if you post interesting hands there it is a great way to improve your play!
You should probably have a look at this this sticky, it contains all the information on how to post a sample hand.
Since you at least included some information but no details about the Buy-In, I am going to move this into the SnG-Basic-Forum for you.
Best Regards,
Timo
It happens.. remember to post hands that you think are tough because those are the ones that determine whether you win or lose in the longrun.
JJ vs AK is like 55%:45%... But Fish making mistakes vs. Fish playing perfect is 99.9%: 0.1%. Keep grinding and their mistakes + your good play will = profits for you.
AK vs. JJ is so standard... coinflips suck, deal with it.
Most of the players who have grinded online and are on PokerStrategy.com will have hands that are definitely worse than this one... I had my first genuinely disgusting hand the other day, have a look at my blog (lol shameless plug..).
If you played the hand well that's all you can hope for; just open another table and keep cashing in on the fishes' bad play.